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TeenKylie

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« Reply #15 on: 21 May 2012, 08:59:58 pm »
90% of young relationships don't last. Secretcallgirl no offence but how can you stand to be in a relationship with an 18 year old boy? Their mentality is that of about a 15year old and even if he comes across as 'mature' he's not a real man. An 18 year old boy can't really look after you either if that's what you want. By the time he is 25-30 he will be a completly different person trust me.


And how do you expect to have a long-lasting relationship with this guy and a family together when you have to lie all the time?
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katie 84

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« Reply #16 on: 21 May 2012, 10:39:44 pm »
Kylie, do you know the guy in question? If not then how can you say he has the mentality of a 15 year old? How do you know that 90% of young relationships don't last? Where is your evidence for this?

And as for your final question, Secret call girl isn't trying to have a long lasting relationship and carry on leading a double life.....that's what this post is all about.

TeenKylie

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« Reply #17 on: 21 May 2012, 10:54:31 pm »
Sorry I just don't understand why any women would want to be with an 18 year old boy that's why I'm asking. Young relationships hardly ever last, it's got to be about 90%. One min their in love and the next min they have split up, then their back together again and then they split up. I'm not saying everyone but it's so common. You don't even know yourself properly when you're young that's why I think so many of them fail.

She's asking for advice and mine would be why are you with this guy in the first place? And are you going to continue lying and if so how do you expect it to last at all? Or bring a baby into a loving stable environment not split up when it's born. Which seems to be so 'normal' these days. I'm only saying what I think is the truth.
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katie 84

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« Reply #18 on: 21 May 2012, 11:30:47 pm »
But she didn't ask for advice as to whether she should leave her boyfriend.....she asked for advice on how to leave escorting!

TeenKylie

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« Reply #19 on: 21 May 2012, 11:39:20 pm »
But she didn't ask for advice as to whether she should leave her boyfriend.....she asked for advice on how to leave escorting!
No she is also moaning about him saying he is lazy, demanding and selfish ect and said she might not stay with him. So I am commenting on everything.

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« Reply #20 on: 21 May 2012, 11:51:16 pm »
I HAVENT at any point asked for any relationship advice or asked anyone's opinion on my boyfriends age, I asked how to escape from escorting.

You cant help who you fall in love with and I don't need to explain myself or my reasons for being with someone younger than me. End of.


Sometimes it's not the youngest or the richest clients you want or the ones you have most in common with.

For me the perfect partner is one where I never have to be myself.

TeenKylie

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« Reply #21 on: 22 May 2012, 12:01:50 am »
No but you DID moan about him ALOT things which are commons traits in young boys. YOU mentioned his age no one else did. I am entitled to a view. It's not my fault others don't like it. You didn't answer any of the other questions I ask, I didn't just talk about his age.

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« Reply #22 on: 22 May 2012, 12:05:18 am »
Kylie, she's right. Pack it in.

The OP has been clear what she wants advice about more than once, she's entitled to a moan without being picked apart and if members can't stay on topic then they need to be posting on other threads where they can. What teenagers are like as boyfriends is not the subject of this thread nor is it an appropriate topic for the forum at all, so no further discussion of it please.

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« Reply #23 on: 22 May 2012, 12:15:11 am »
I haven't bothered to answer any of your other questions because you cant be bothered to read and reply appropriately!

From your posts, seems like your very unsympathetic and not in the best of moods with yourself so take it somewhere else.
Sometimes it's not the youngest or the richest clients you want or the ones you have most in common with.

For me the perfect partner is one where I never have to be myself.

TeenKylie

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« Reply #24 on: 22 May 2012, 12:21:38 am »
I'm in a absolute fine mood thankyou. I just did not think my opinion would cause so much offence or that I couldn't make comments on things that had been said. I read and thought I replied appropriately obviously not, but I didn't think there was certain things I was not allowed to say.

I just say what I believe to be the truth and believe it or not was trying to give advice. I just do it in a differnt way to others. Like Amy said I just won't post on threads in future if it's going to cause offence.
« Last Edit: 22 May 2012, 12:26:07 am by MissKylie »

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« Reply #25 on: 22 May 2012, 12:22:11 am »
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Yes i did moan about him but didn't ask for yours or anyone's opinion on the relationship.

The problem with opening a thread moaning about X or Y is that people will give you their opinions on X or Y secretcallgirl.
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« Reply #26 on: 22 May 2012, 11:29:57 am »
 i think what Kylie was trying to say is exactly what i said earlier is that most 18 year old boys ( and i have one ) are a lot younger in comparison to a 18 years old girl  girls are often a  lot more mature at that age

So an 18 year old boy is more likely to be immature and young  ( not always  but often - i think i put age of about 13   ;D)
but he dose in fairness have a job and is working so he cant be all that bad,   however as someone said if you do moan about him on boards about how crap he is with money and that he bosses you about then you can expect to get replies that will cover that even if it not what you wanted help about   

and most relationships dont last not just young one but most thats why there is so many divorces and single parents out there because life hard and people dont stick at things any longer   
and to be fair you are  asking about relationship advice because from what i read if you didnt have problems with your boyfriend and wernt  having a baby then you wouldnt be leaving escorting   

and i also think that Kylie  is right in that if your expeciting  an 18 year old boy to look after you then i would have some contingency plans in place at 18 years of age most kids can just about look after themselves let alone a partner and a baby
    At 18 you and him should be going out and enjoying yourself partying holiday and having a good time not worried about babies and bills

   If my son came home and said his girlfriend was pregnant i would go f...... mental because at 18 i think he is still a kid just starting out in life and  with the rest of his life in front of him  he only just learning to drive and i would be so f..... angry and dissapointed that  in my eyes he has f,,,,, up the 18 years of his life, harsh but that just my views as a mother 
   I would also be furious that all the  bloody money i have spent over the past  15 years on private education for him is basically wasted as even if he did get a good job he would most likely be screwed for the next 18 years for child support  should they split up
 (im not saying that father shouldnt have to pay and support there kids but they way its done at the moment  is not really fair  ) 

 

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« Reply #27 on: 22 May 2012, 12:07:18 pm »
I haven't bothered to answer any of your other questions because you cant be bothered to read and reply appropriately!

From your posts, seems like your very unsympathetic and not in the best of moods with yourself so take it somewhere else.

SCG, to be fair if you just wanted advice about leaving work then you didn't need to go into so much detail about your personal circumstances, and you've mentioned enough about your boyfriend in previous threads for most members who have read them to have formed an opinion on his behaviour already.

If you want specific advice, just take a deep breath and try to focus on the things that are really worrying you, then write them out and once everybody is clear about what we're supposed to be helping with we can concentrate on that :).

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« Reply #28 on: 22 May 2012, 12:27:26 pm »
From what I can work out SCg you are very confused.  As you know you cannot have a baby, keep a relationship and keep lying about your work.  It will never work. 
If you want to leave escorting then just do it.  Go to speak to the benefits agency and they will tell you what money you can expect to get.  I have not read every reply as I am on my Iphone but if you and your partner do not live together you will get around ?140 a week working tax credit once child is born plus ?20 child benefit but you will have to pay the majority of your rent and council tax.  If you do not work you will get around ?90 but will only have to pay a minimum payment on rent and council tax.

No one can tell you how to quit.  If you want to, you just stop working.  It is really that simple. 

A lie gets bigger and bigger everyday and if he found out he would be gone and you would be left alone with a new baby.  You either have to tell him or stop working.  You will struggle financially but you will learn to live on less.  It wont be easy to start with but if you love your partner you really do not have much choice
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« Reply #29 on: 22 May 2012, 01:05:20 pm »
your absoulutly right  -  all the lies and stress will just make you feel worse and do you no favours and despite what the bloody media says "we cant have it all"       i think you have to make a decision on what you want  - you really only have a few choices once you make it you will feel  a lot better

do you want to be single  free to do whatever you want   (( if i had a daughter thats your age that what i would be advising her to do)

do you want to be a mum have a baby and live with your partner

do you want to be a single mum on your own so that you can carry on working as an escort

do you want to carry on lying to your partner so that you can work as an escort  and have all the stress that goes with it  because eventually  he will find out, because you will slip up somewhere along the line  forget to shut the pc down not lock your phone or his mates might book you and then tell him ect   
then he might demand DNA tests  hit the roof and you lost the relationship anyway but  his family  your family will know  as well probably )   
 

From what I can work out SCg you are very confused.  As you know you cannot have a baby, keep a relationship and keep lying about your work.  It will never work. 
If you want to leave escorting then just do it.  Go to speak to the benefits agency and they will tell you what money you can expect to get.  I have not read every reply as I am on my Iphone but if you and your partner do not live together you will get around ?140 a week working tax credit once child is born plus ?20 child benefit but you will have to pay the majority of your rent and council tax.  If you do not work you will get around ?90 but will only have to pay a minimum payment on rent and council tax.

No one can tell you how to quit.  If you want to, you just stop working.  It is really that simple. 

A lie gets bigger and bigger everyday and if he found out he would be gone and you would be left alone with a new baby.  You either have to tell him or stop working.  You will struggle financially but you will learn to live on less.  It wont be easy to start with but if you love your partner you really do not have much choice